Cross-border crimes between Namibia, Angola remain a concern
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Cross-border crimes between Namibia and Angola remain a concern for law enforcement agencies from both countries.
Cross-border crimes between Namibia and Angola remain a concern for law enforcement agencies from both countries.
The Chinese Ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping, and Hardap Governor Salomon April discussed possible cooperation in agriculture, social housing, and education to improve the lives of the inhabitants.
They deliberated on these when Weiping paid a courtesy call on the governor.
The current waste management situation in Namibia is not satisfactory.
The Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, says many settlements, villages, towns, and municipalities do not have proper landfills and are instead using dumpsites for waste disposal.
Namibia has been identified as the future of the top wealth hub by the latest New World Wealth report of Henley and Partners.
A consultative meeting, aimed at developing policy recommendations and practical initiatives to enhance the national internet ecosystem as advanced information and communication technologies evolve, was held in Windhoek today.
Namibia and Zambia have agreed to facilitate mutually beneficial partnerships among private sector players and facilitate trade through improved market access for products.
Equitable access to health in Namibia remains one of the most worrisome situations in the country.
Therefore, the Patient Charter and National Health Policy Framework road map should aim to promote and implement equitable healthcare as an essential human right.
Japan's involvement in Namibia's health sector signifies hope, progress, and a promise for a better tomorrow.
Lesotho and Namibia were announced recently as two of six African countries that have achieved HIV epidemic control. According to the findings, these two countries had high levels of viral suppression and retention in care, indicating effective treatment programmes that reduce infection rates and save lives.
The Ministers of Transport for Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa have inaugurated the office of the Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat (TKCS) in Windhoek.
This came after the three countries signed an agreement on the development and management of the Kalahari Corridor in 2003.